An illustrator for books, Soosh, talks about her fairytale art.

Mar 16, 2022

While I was looking up Soosh to begin this article properly, I stumbled upon her videos. If you've seen her work, then you'll realize it's as if the fairytale of dreams was revived. In addition, she adds her voice in the form of stories, she makes an all-encompassing experience in which her fairytale characters come to life. Keep reading but make sure that you visit her YouTube channel with a cup of hot tea, and get ready for a pretty special fairytale night.

We spoke to Soosh what she believes is the most important thing for capturing those small details of life every day through her art

"Hello, I'm Soosh. I was raised and born in the company of people. I identify myself with no country, nationality, religion or any other. I spend my time observing people and myself, diving deep into the particulars of each. It's not an easy path. I haven't chosen it deliberately however, I'm on it. If it's the traditional art school I'm not a fan of any.

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Although I am aware that there are modes of painting and drawing that can be described as styles, I never gave any thought to the type or style I'm drawing would fit into. If I tried for the right words to define the style, I would say it's something like a "fairytale realistic" kind of style. But speaking frankly, no style.

The key to success, according to me is to look using your heart as you do with your eyes. It may take some practice to be able to see the little aspects, as with any other skill. You need to become quiet for some time and very much present in the present moment. Be attentive. Be attentive, and not hurry.

My main interest has been always individuals. Their facial expressions, their mimics of their actions, their gestures actions of kindness and their weaknesses - all of it's so intriguing and interesting to me. After that, it's the matter of two pencils and some watercolour to dive into and bring life to the everyday images on paper."

Check out Soosh's Instagram to see paintings of sweet fairytale stories and cute fairytale characters. To find prints as well as information on her books, visit the site .

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Big Brother's Love
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Birthday Girl
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Tea party with flowers
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Ritual
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Warm your feet and keep your keep your heart wide
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